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The Save Our Skies (SOS) movement said President Arroyo has approved the designation of CLA Air Transport, Inc. as official Philippine carrier to operate international scheduled cargo services between the Philippines and Japan even though CLA’s board of directors is effectively controlled by the Japanese, in violation of the Constitution.


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Southern Leyte Rep. Aniceto Saludo said CLA Air Transport Inc. has misrepresented itself as a Filipino airline when it is in fact a cargo transport firm controlled by Japanese nationals.


He said because of its alleged misrepresentation, the airlines is now flying the Philippine flag "at the expense of struggling Filipino airlines."


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Opposition Rep.
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He said because of its alleged misrepresentation, the airlines is now flying the Philippine flag "at the expense of struggling Filipino airlines."


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